And the game begins

    It has been 9 goddamn weeks since I have arrived here and started spending money. 9!!!

It is an absolute understatement to say that things move slowly here. Things move in slow motion.

But on the other hand, that means that if I can move faster than other people, I would have a competitive advantage. A pretty big one, considering how slowly people move.

I think it's part bureaucracy part entitlement, and part giving up. I don't think people are lazy here in particular. In a way they seem quite proud. I think that maybe people have just kind of given up due to the complex bureaucracy, and they are just trying to get by. Just leave me alone in peace type shit.


Anyway life is peaceful here. Things are slow and quiet. It's the most small town like big city I've ever been to.

In some way that's similar to Spain.

I guess it's not a terrible environment to grow in terms of compound effect.

I just gotta overdose on chill pills and take it chill af.


I kind of don't know where things are heading.

I'm trying my best to keep my shit together but the constant rejections and delays are chipping away at me, like a waterfall chipping away at a big rock.


Anyway we'll see. If all fails, the world will soon be flipped upside down by AI and nothing will matter anyways. Life will be great! I think.


In the end it's just life anyway. Enjoy it while I can.


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